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Chemical and radioactive waste generated in laboratories and by support services is subject to both Federal and State regulation. At the University of Florida, all chemical and radioactive waste disposal must be managed in accordance with policies of Environmental Health and Safety.
Hazardous Waste Management staff within EH&S provide training, technical support and compliance assistance for all University of Florida faculty and staff who generate waste.
